If I ever get to teach UX, I’ll start with American kitchen layouts. Nothing says ‘user-centered design’ like upper cabinets at forehead height and a stove right next to the fridge.
If I ever get to teach UX, I’ll start with American kitchen layouts. Nothing says ‘user-centered design’ like upper cabinets at forehead height and a stove right next to the fridge.
Speaking of materialism – do you like good stuff, too?
Eighty percent is enough. Ego aside, no one cares about the last 20 percent. You can tweak it later. Now ship it already!
I said it once and I’ll say it again: autonomous vehicles won’t take off until the first manufacturer takes full responsibility for its robots.
„I left my settings app in the other room yesterday“ — Jason Snell, sixcolors.com
Who needs standing desks when you can put each app in a different room and run around the apartment all day?
Reading ‘Getting Real’ by Basecamp on how to build successful web apps. So many good quotes, it’s impossible to choose. This is the way. Or is it?
“Internet providers sell connections by capacity, but the difference between streaming a 4K movie 30 times faster than you can watch it versus five times faster than you can watch it isn’t particularly important.”
The new Live Sticker feature of iOS 17 is just incredible. Finally, having kids (or pets) makes sense again!
I always try to imagine Adobe’s face realizing that Affinity by Serif is here to stay. Such a comprehensive product, facing one of the biggest digital players with nothing but confidence and quality.
I love to sketch out ideas in Figma. It’s the perfect place to play around and quickly elaborate thoughts.
To stay sane in the age of information, I channel all input with Feedly. Gain insight and inspiration without having to spend 2+ hours a day checking multiple resources is a game changer. Welcome back, RSS!
Our brain is damn powerful and can process information with incredible speed, but one unfinished task can block resources like a Chrome browser.
I declutter my brain with Todoist to allow me to focus on one task at a time and get things done.
I don’t like shopping. Thanks to the ‘Permanent Collection’ by Asket, I don’t have to. It’s comfortable, high quality, durable, sustainable—a no-brainer.
My Curt by Ampler Bikes keeps me mobile. It’s one hell of an e-bike and perfect for commuting in urban areas—even with a child seat. I adore it.